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Committee no headcount in the house no headcount in the senate we had no idea was there be enough votes whether it be an impeachable case or what was going to happen and as it turned out the the matter never even got to the house of representatives and much less to the senate because the president resigned the case was so strong and so fairly may that the professional he resigned. But thats not good news so well never answer the question well we dont you know its going to happen here we still have 2 people whove been to henchmen of Rudy Giulianis one of whom is now whove been indicted for Camp...

Republicans who care about our country and our constitution to present the evidence to examine the evidence to give the public opportunity to kick the tires to scrutinize the credibility of the witnesses and then come to a conclusion about whats going to happen i think its premature to say that. There wont be he wont be removed listen 2 months ago everybody was saying the house would never move to impeach but look where we are now. What do you make of embezzlers someone changing his testimony. Well its probably smart thing for him to do that because there were several witnesses who contradicte...

That because there were several witnesses who contradicted him. You know i guess thats part of what happens sometimes a memory can be refresh store sometimes witnesses slanting testimony to to protect somebody but i think the most important thing now is that hes acknowledged there was basically a quid pro quo here hes still trying to protect the president by saying he didnt know who ordered the quid pro quo but he was delivering the put pro quo message to ukraine many of his supporters is even if it was a quid pro quo thats not a crime. Well 1st of all it could be a crime if you just look at t...

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu was publicly scolded by U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres for rejecting a two-state solution to the ongoing crisis in Gaza.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu was publicly scolded by U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres for rejecting a two-state solution to the ongoing crisis in Gaza.